
You should be aware that your home can become polluted by all types of toxic substances. Common sources of indoor air pollution may include mold, pollen, gas, asbestos, lead, formaldehyde, toxic household products, and so much more.
Dangerous toxic elements could be lurking in your home without your knowledge. You and your family members can develop an illness if your home is affected by one or more of these air pollutants. People who come to your home could also be vulnerable to unhealthy air. Exposure to unhealthy air can cause headaches, dizziness, eye irritation, respiratory illness, and other potential health problems. Follow these simple techniques to test your indoor air quality.
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